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The word is spelled "ridiculous" not "rediculous".

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    nickels    September 3, 2012  

    The word is spelled "ridiculous" not "rediculous". I'm not a grammar Nazi and understand typos and errors with auto-correct happen. I just wanted to put this out there because for some reason I see the wrong spelling of this word thrown around the hive all. the. time.

     
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    RunnerBride13    September 28, 2013   San Diego, CA

    Spelt? Tongue Out

     
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    peachacid    June 22, 2013  

    Also, it's INVITATIONS not INVITES.

     
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    nickels    September 3, 2012  

    @RunnerBride13:  hahahaha! oh my!

     
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    mchitt329    January 19, 2013   Grand Haven, MI

    @RunnerBride13:  LMAO! When you post a grammar Nazi thread, you're bound to make a mistake yourself, OP.

     
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    KateByDesign    October 29, 2011   Virginia

    More recently..."n" does not equal "and".

    This has been the scariest thing I've seen around these parts lately.  In many many instances.

     
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    bluebelle23    May 18, 2013   Texas

    It usually annoys me to see "weird" spelled "wierd".  It's just weird.

     
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    Miss Radish       Canada

    "Congradulations"?! It is congratulations!

     

     
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    scampersand    November 2, 2013   Washington, DC

    Actually....http://grammarist.com/spelling/spelled-spelt/

     
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    Happy2bMrs    September 2011  

    @nickels:  What I find even funnier and more annoying...people who pronounce ridiculous as "riddic-uh-lous", rather than "riddic-you-lus".  Get's me every time!

     
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    Ellegee    August 2012  

    Hilarious not halarious

     
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    HeyKaraoke    October 5, 2013  

    I <3 this thread :D

     
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    DaneLady    August 25, 2012   Virginia

    Definitely, not definately/defanately/defiantly...

    Also, YOU + ARE = you're, and your shows posession... example:  You're going to your party.

    THEY + ARE = they're, their shows posession, and there refers to a location... example: They're putting their coats over there.

     
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    rosworms    October 10, 2012   St. Paul, MN

    ah yes. this same thing got to me a while ago too LOL

    http://boards.weddingbee.com/topic/its-ridiculous

     
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    You are going to have a terrible headache from pounding your head against this brick wall!

     
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    nickels    September 3, 2012  

    @RunnerBride13 & @scampersand  I was raised in England so it's that way over there, but not too much over here.

     
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    RunnerBride13    September 28, 2013   San Diego, CA

    @DaneLady:  Haha that reminds me of Ross on Friends. "Oh-oh-oh, and by the way, Y-O-U-apostrophe-R-E means 'you are.' Y-O-U-R means 'your!'"

     
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    DaneLady    August 25, 2012   Virginia

     

    Also, apostrophes NEVER EVER EVER make plurals...

     

    Honestly, if the title of a thread literally makes my eyes twitch I don't even bother to open it.  I have even gone so far as to delete people from my facebook friend list because their posts were incomprehensible and practically illiterate. 

     
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    karenlinebarger    November 15, 2014   Dallas, TX

    HAHA! I find this thread hilarious!! I correct people's grammar ALL THE TIME! I can't help it. Especially when someone is talking, it is like nails on a chalkboard! Mostly when people say eXpresso and not eSpresso. Oh lord, me oh my!!! I think it makes someone sound uneducated =/ 

     
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    Pinkmoon    February 14, 2014   Canada

    The your/you're and there/their things drive me nuts!!!

     
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    mkendrick    August 1, 2009   Las Vegas

    And it's per se not per say!!!  Ugh, drives me nuts. 

     
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    jigga143    May 31, 2014   Michigan

    This is funny! I am the world’s worst speller and this fact keeps me from posting as much as I'd like to because I don't you gals to think I’m dumb. Give me a math equation I will solve it, but the moment you ask me how to spell or where a comma goes in a sentences you’ve lost me lol

     
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    Happy2bMrs    September 2011  

    @karenlinebarger:  So I guess you LOVE when people say "eXspecially...."  ;)

     
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    throughthebarricades    September 29, 2013   Canada

    @nickels:  :D

    Also, it's "should HAVE", not "should of" :)

     
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    HisIrishPrincess    March 23, 2012  

    or i AXED him ... really you took an ax to a human being or you ASKED them the question?

     
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    RayKay    January 2, 2010  

    @RunnerBride13:  Actually, "spelt" is also correctt:

     http://grammarist.com/spelling/spelled-spelt/

    ETA: I see someone beat me to it, never mind!

    I use spelled and spelt pretty interchangeably. I am in Canada and was raised by an Englishwoman. I get "called out" on it sometimes, but then have to remind people the whole world does not live in America ;)

     
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    Mrs Christopher    July 6, 2013   live in Denver - ceremony in Worcester, MA

    I wonder how long it will take til this thread gets shut down.  Wedding bee spell check would be great though.  I hate it when I make a typo.

     
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    sleepyhead22    June 14, 2014  

    the thing that gets to me is purposal. :(

     
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    Can someone please recommend an alterNations shop?

     
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    Taeyers    May 31, 2014   Minnesota

    Threads like this give me hope. Every time I see Bee pluralized as a Bee's in a thread title, I want to give up on humanity just a little. Likewise for all the other corrections listed here. Any time I see someone post a long message without errors, that person is my new dear friend. 

     
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    Stranger516    June 19, 2015  

    There should be a spell check on this website!

     

     
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    sealevels    April 25, 2015  

    Irregardless it's only the responsable thing to do Your not fooling anyone.

    There are a few others that bother me, and I'm totally not a grammar Nazi.

     
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    Songbird29    September 14, 2012  

    I am guilty...For some reason that is one word I ALWAYS get wrong...along with jewellry, alcohol, and I'm sure there are more I can add to my list.  I consider myself to be very good with grammar and spelling...but I've got about ten words that F**K me up every time, no matter how hard I try to remember and get it right!  Sorry!

     
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    MrsRugbee    January 14, 2012   Montreal, Quebec

    @HisIrishPrincess:  A friend of mine got attacked in a bar after laughing at someone who "axed" her a question. :S New Yorkers are crazy...

     
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    mecattacow    January 18, 1999  

    lol I'm not a good speller, but I do get somewhat irked by your/you're/their/there/they're and especially should of instead of have. I am, however, somewhat of a sloppy typer and overall lazy-dasiy and some of my past posts are a mess.

    When I read the American spellign of jewellery I always go...'what?' until I realise it is correct for you guys.

     

    Where I'm from the dialect (and also general thoughts on education/coolness...i.e it's not cool to be educated' people on FB type 'a' or 'ah' instead of 'I'... Like 'a went to the shops today' etc. It upsets me as I am SURE they know what 'I' is... don't they?

     

    H2Bs cousins wife ALWAYS types 'OMG a am so i'll' on facebook. I'll meaning ill. I hope it is autocorrect.

     

    wow! I got all nasty there! Sorry!

     
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    mrsSonthebeach    March 3, 2012   Fort Lauderdale (wedding) & Jacksonville (home)

    From the Latin ridere, to laugh at!

    I never get it wrong thanks to Latin.

     
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    newname_99    March 9, 2013  

    @Happy2bMrs:  What I find even funnier and more annoying...people who pronounce ridiculous as "riddic-uh-lous", rather than "riddic-you-lus".  Get's me every time!

    did anyone else find themselves saying this out loud to hear the difference?! luckily i say it the right way

    Mine? Its 'hear hear!" NOT here here. i want to correct it every time i see it (but nobody likes people who do that so i refrain!)

     
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    MrsBroccoli    September 8, 2012   Maryland

    I don't think that people on weddingbee understand apostrophes.  I can't count how many times I have seen the following:

    "How many BM's did you have?"

    "How many day's to your wedding?"

    "Do your FH's do this?"

    Apostrophes are for contractions (will not = won't, would not = wouldn't) and possession (Carly's veil, BM's shoes).  If you are ever tempted to throw in an apostrophe, as yourself what belongs to the noun/pronoun in question. 

     
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    newname_99    March 9, 2013  

    i think your all being very rediculous. their are many people who don't know there grammer its not there fault. do all the bee's know there grammer?

    sorry. couldnt help it :P. i was trying to work in a 'per say' but it was taking too much concentration as my brain was rebelling against deliberately choosing the wrong options

     
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    mrsSonthebeach    March 3, 2012   Fort Lauderdale (wedding) & Jacksonville (home)

    @newname_99:  I would love to see that post with grammar as "grammer."

     

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